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When you're building a hunting setup that hits as hard as it needs to, ammunition matters. HEVI-Bismuth shells pack 9.6 g/cc density pellets that carry significantly more energy downrange compared to standard steel loads, meaning fewer cripples and more birds in the bag. The 1-1/4 ounce payload at 1450 fps pairs perfectly with the #2 shot size for a wide range of upland and waterfowl applications where you need that extra punch without sacrificing pattern density.
Bismuth sits right in the sweet spot between lead and steel. You get a payload that patterns well and retains energy at distance, but without the problems that come with steel. The softer composition won't damage your gun the way steel can, which matters if you're running older double guns or fixed-choke shotguns that steel shot isn't recommended for. These shells work great in everything from vintage winguns to the newest semi-autos.
The density advantage of bismuth shot means you're putting more energy into each pellet. Since these are denser than steel, you can drop down a shot size while keeping the same level of effectiveness. That translates to tighter patterns and better results at typical hunting distances. The #2 size gives you enough pellet count to build consistent patterns while maintaining the penetration and knockdown power that separates a successful hunt from a frustrating one.
These shells meet non-toxic requirements for hunting on most public lands and restricted areas, giving you flexibility in where and when you can hunt. You're not compromising on performance to get environmental responsibility, which is becoming increasingly important for serious hunters.
Yes, one of the key advantages of bismuth is that it's safe for both modern and classic shotguns. Because bismuth is soft like lead rather than hard like steel, it won't damage barrels or chokes in vintage guns with fixed chokes. This makes it an excellent choice for bringing older doubles or fixed-choke shotguns back into active use.
Bismuth delivers around 22% more density than steel, which means more energy downrange and better penetration on game. The higher density lets you use smaller shot sizes while maintaining the same level of effectiveness. At typical hunting distances, this translates to denser patterns and fewer birds lost to crippling.
With bismuth's increased density, you can typically drop one or two shot sizes from what you'd normally use with steel. If you typically use #2 steel, you'd likely find #3 or #4 bismuth to be just as effective. These specific HEVI-Bismuth shells come in #2, which works well for upland birds and waterfowl.
Yes, these shells use bismuth shot, which is non-toxic and meets requirements for hunting on most public lands and areas with non-toxic shot mandates. They give you environmentally responsible performance without sacrificing the hunting power you expect from a premium load.
| UPC | 816383002308 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HS14702 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2.75" |
| Shipping Weight | 2.73 |
| Shot Size | 2 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 2.96 |
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